I received my doctorate from Mary Immaculate College in 2010 (‘Making the middle-class mind: middle class culture in Limerick 1830-40’). It examines middle class identity and the role of culture in the reproduction of class. My research interests are class
I am an anthropologist who specializes in Irish studies, conflict and heroism studies, gender studies, and migration studies. I have a strong publication record in Irish Studies, having published on the topics of gender identities in Catholic-nationalist communities in Northern
Madeline O’Neill was conferred with a PhD in history by the University of Galway in 2918. Titled ‘From Carnacon to Capetown: An Interpretive Study of the Transnational Career of Senator Colonel Maurice Moore (1854-1939), Soldier, Diplomat and Politician’, it is
Solicitor (retired) in Holy Orders serving in the Anglican tradition. Since 2022 Registrar of the Dioceses of Dublin & Glendalough and of the Episcopal Province of Dublin. Dublin Treasurer of Irish Legal History Society, 1995 to 2006 and 2015 to
I am currently a professional copy editor and independent scholar. I earned my PhD in medieval studies from the University of Connecticut and published my first monograph, “Social memory, reputation, and the politics of death in the medieval Irish lordship”
LINDA NORTON is the author of The Public Gardens: Poems and History (introduction by Fanny Howe), a finalist for a Los Angeles Times Book Prize, and Wite Out: Love and Work, which John Keene and Eileen Myles call a “masterpiece”
Dr. Lauretta A. Farrell possesses an extensive background in international travel and advocacy. She worked with the national credit union system in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia to assist with their expansion and to train staff to better meet